Star Trek Original Series Vulcan Lute Prop Replica

Own Mr. Spock's Vulcan lute!
Replicated to exact standards in the original Star Trek TV series!
Hand-crafted musical instrument reproduction.
Recreated for Roddenberry by prop makers HMS Creative Productions.
Does not play music, but it's undeniably awesome!

"Other cultures, among them certain Vulcan offshoots, use musical notes as words." - Mr. Spock. Now you, too, can cherish your very own Vulcan lute, hand crafted to appear exactly as it did in the original Star Trek television series, down to the monofilament string system. This Vulcan Lute is a made-to-order, high-end piece for your collection. It comes with an attractive display stand. Finely crafted of mahogany with a teak veneer and walnut accents, it's stained in certain areas for detailing, with a clear lacquer finish. The Vulcan Lute itself measures 16 1/2-inches wide x 39 1/2-inches long x 3 1/4-inches thick. Although the instrument reproduction will not play musical notes and is not tunable, it remains one of the most attractive and distinctively Star Trek prop replicas to be found anywhere

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Star Trek Original Series Vulcan Lute Prop Replica

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